Girl Scout Training Courses Held Here This Evening and Tomorrow
Girl Scout activities include a community training course tomorrow morning from 10 30 to 11 30 at the Sheraton hotel led by Dana Nicholas. An evening session for new troop leaders starts at 7 30 at the Girl Scout office 106 West Washington. Brownie Pack meets Wednesday at 2 30 at Ray Street school with park viewing near the Chamber of Commerce at 3 30, parents to pick up. Local scouts guide garden tours for the High Point Garden clubs and will prepare an NYA exhibit with troop showcases.
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Sheraton Hotel
Dana Nicholas
West
Washington Street
Nicholas
Ray Street
Chamber of Commerce
North Main Street
High Point Council of
Objectives of National Council Of Jewish Women Outlined
Mrs. Sara Wagner hosted the High Point Council study group at her Woodrow Avenue home with Miss Laura G. Rapaport of New York City as guest speaker. Rapaport summarized the NCJW history, civic work, and the link between women’s education, legislation, and peace efforts, noting war’s ties to economic ills and civil liberties. About thirty council members attended.
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Sara Wagner
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Woodrow Avenue
Laura G. Rapaport
New York City
National Council of Jewish Women
e@peaker
Sam Tobias
Harry Jacobs
National Council
Congress
National Committee For
Miss Rapaport
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings This Week
A busy week of community gatherings includes the Duplicate Bridge Club at the Sheraton hotel on Monday at 7:45 p.m. On Tuesday garden clubs meet, the Junior Service League holds its annual luncheon and elections at Emerywood Country Club, and the Alexander Martin DAR meets. Midweek events include Burbank Garden Club, Piedmont Women's Golf association call, and a Wednesday book club luncheon. End of week features the Emerywood Country Club evening bridge party Saturday at 8 p.m. with advance reservations requested.
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High Point Garden Club
J. E. Kirkman
East Washington Street
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Garden Club
C. A. Ring, Sr
Ecker
North Main Street
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bruce Carraway
C. B. Mattocks
Seborn Perry
C. H. Robertson
Joseph Snider
Welborn
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Burbank Garden Club
D. E. Cauble
Sunset Drive
John Pickett
Old Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Sedgefield Inn
Book Club
T. B. Earle
Tea and
Charles E. Sheroff
Parkway
The
Mothersingers Prepare for State PTA Opening Night
One hundred fifty mother singers will perform at the State PTA convention opening in Winston-Salem on Wednesday April 20. Grace Van Dyke Moore the national music chairman will direct the singers. Mrs H J Coffield state chairman asks High Point mothers to join final practice with Mr Cronstedt at Elm Street School auditorium Tuesday at 3 30 p m. Greensboro board will supply costume materials. High Point singers will also practice with Greensboro at Woman's College Thursday at 10 a m.
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Parent- Teacher Association
Winston- Salem
Grace van Dyke Moore
H. J. Coffield
Mother Singers
High Point
Cronstedt
Elm Street
Mra
Board of Greensboro
High Point Singers
Greensboro
Woman's College
Girl Scout leaders attend regional conference in Washington
Miss Dona Nicholas director of the local Girl Scouts travels with Mrs. David T. Yow and Mrs. Paul Weaver to Greenville Washington for the Juliette Lowe Regional conference. Sessions began with pre conference meetings on Wednesday and ran through Saturday at the Poinsett hotel with Mrs. Yow as council commissioner and Mrs. Weaver leading a Wesley Memorial troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona Nicholas
David T. Yow
Paul Weaver
Greenville
D. C
Juliette Lowe
Poinsett Hotel
Yow
Girl Scout Council
Weaver
Wesley Memorial
Initial Lecture On Use Of Cosmetics At Swing Club Meeting
Swing club holds a meeting at Gibson clubrooms on North Main Street at 7 30 this evening with Miss Lilian Weisner as hostess Mrs M A Hall will deliver the initial lecture on The Correct Use of Cosmetics For Young Girls The notice invites all members to attend. CHAS ER MILLIKAN HORN HERE FRIDAY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swing Club
Gibson
North Main Street
Lillian’ Weisner
Mra. M
Hall
Chas.er. Millikan Horn
C. C. Millikan
Sunset Drive
Charles Rabin
Eastern Star Group To Meet Tomorrow Night In Charge
High Point chapter 1066 of the Eastern Star will meet tomorrow at Masonic Hall with new officers Reece Williams and wife Ruth Williams in charge. Meeting starts 7 30 with Miss Beasie Pope urging full attendance. This marks the first time a man and his wife hold the top offices. They were installed two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Reece Williams
Ruth Williams
Beasie Pope
Women of the Moose Initiate Members in Greensboro Rites
Fifteen High Point chapter members were formally initiated yesterday morning at the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro with Mrs. Mabel Beeson presiding. Mrs. Mary Hooper spoke on Mooseheart Child City and Moose Haven Florida, as new members joined and an open forum followed. Guests from Charlotte and Asheville attended.
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High Point
Women of the Moose
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
Mabel Beeson
Mary Hooper
Mooseheart
Illinois
Moosehaven
Florida
King Cotton
Hooper
Miss Hall and Russell To Give Asheboro Program
Miss Janet Hall of High Point college faculty and Juilliard alumna will perform at Asheboro Sorosis club on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Frank McCrary’s Worth Street home. She will be joined by Miss Janet Russell, also of High Point college faculty and Oberlin conservatory graduate, a piano instructor with prior post at the New Hampshire state normal school.
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Asheboro
Sorosis Club
Frank McCrary
Worth Street
Janet Hall
High Point College
Juilliard School of Music
New York City
Miss Hall
Paul Whiteman
Andre Kosltanetz
Gustave Henschen
Elmore-Johnson Vows Solemnized At Proximity Church
Miss Elizabeth Elmore and James Herman Johnson Jr were married Saturday morning at Proximity M E F Church near Greensboro by Rev S M Needham. The bride wore a beige dress and luggage tan accessories. They will reside with the groom’s parents at 517 North Hamilton Street after a bridal tour in western North Carolina.
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Greensboro
High Point
Elizabeth Elmore
James Herman Johnson, Jr
Proximity M. EF
M. Needham
Co. R. Elmore
Brown Summit
A. B. Lee
Smith Street
J. H. Johnson
North Carolina
Hamilton Street
Miss Charlotte Hammer Feted At Thomasville Tea
Miss Charlotte Hammer bride elect is honored at a Saturday afternoon tea hosted by Ruth Leonard Sarah Elizabeth Vernon and Elmina Hearne at the new Woman's club building in Thomasville. About 150 guests attended with attendants from Winston Salem High Point Lexington Burlington Albemarle and Raleigh. A music program, social games, and a dinner at the Sheraton in High Point followed in the social week for the couple preparing to wed Gilbert Shermer of Winston-Salem in early May.
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J. C. Lloyd
Lois Shermer
Winston-Salem
Dorothy Hoskins
High Point
Margaret Hester
Burlington
Elizabeth Leonard
Lexington
Lucille Holden
Thomasville
Margaret Smith
Greensboro
Ella McDearman
Raleigh
G. T. Cochrane
John Vernon
B. L. Hearne
Albemarle
Margaret McLeod
Margaret Thompson
Nel Boles
Ellen Hearne
Vann Stringfield
Robert Williams
Ruth Thomason
Sheraton Hotel
Ruth Martin
Lucy Hazelwood
John Crowell
Fannie Glenn Elder
Annie Mae Atwater
Agnes Herndon
Oak View P T A Holds Final Meeting Installs Officers
The Oak View Parent-Teacher Association held its final meeting of the school year on Thursday at 7 30 PM. Principal H M Hendricks spoke on The Natural Resources of North Carolina. Officers for next year were installed and the attendance banner went to Doris Hedgecock. Ina Truluck announced the play Here Comes Charlie for Friday evening.
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Oak View
Doris Hedgecock
Ina Truluck
Here Comes
Charlie
Miss Bunnell Feted On Her 18th Birthday
Mrs H AL Bunnell entertained at her Washington street home with a birthday party for Miriam Bunnell who turned 18. Games and dancing provided entertainment and approximately twenty guests enjoyed refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. AL. Bunnell
Washington Street
Miriam
Bachelor Girls Club Meeting at Gibson Ice Cream Parlour
The Bachelor Girls club meets this evening at 7 30 at the Gibson Ice Cream Parlour 104 North Main Street with Misses Clara Mickey and Lousie Nevill serving as associate hostesses.
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Bachelor Girls
Gibson Ice Cream Parlour
North Main Street
Clara Mickey
Lousie Nevill
Friendly Garden Club Meets Wednesday Afternoon
The Friendly Garden club will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at 2 30 in the afternoon at the home of Mrs R L Stovall on High Point route three. Mrs H B Yow announces the birth of a daughter Rebecca Ann to Mr and Mrs H B Yow at their home on High Point route three.
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The
Friendly Garden Club
R. L. Stovall
High Point
Route Three
Yow
Rebecca Ann
Frances Atkins
Mrs Shumaker and son visit ill sister in Statesville
Mrs W F Shumaker and her son Reid of Statesville spent yesterday with Mrs C F Rogers who has been quite ill at her Willow Brook Street home for the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Reed
Durham
Evelyn Baker
Randolph Street
W. F. Shumaker
Reid
Statesville
D A R Officers to Be Elected Tomorrow
The Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its April meeting Tuesday at 3 30 PM at Mrs J E Kirkman on East Washington Street The election of officers tops the agenda and attendance is urged The program features Genetic Portraits by Mrs Chester C Haworth who will show portraits of six generations and explain inheritance influences on the present generation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. E. Kirkman
East Washington Street
Chester C. Haworth
Fogleman Child Celebrates Sixth Birthday At Party
Mrs. Beatrice Fogleman entertained many children at her Longstreet home Saturday afternoon for daughter Barbara Jean's sixth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and contests then moved to the dining room for lemonade and cake. Helpers Mrs. Olin Beck and Mrs. sie Wright assisted. The honoree received numerous gifts and Easter egg favors were given to each guest as they departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Fogleman
Longstreet
Barbara Jean
Faster Cruise Continues Amid Harrowing Flood Rescue
Joyce and Obadiah cling to a reef as floodwaters rise around them. They shout for help, fearing the current will sweep them away. Two hours pass with no rescue, the water rising to their knees while distant motorboats disappear from view. Joyce sings to keep fear at bay as the tale resumes.
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Hamilton
Obadiah
Joyce
Tatanka Remedy Promises Cure For Many Ailments
An advertisement urges all weak and rundown men or women to try Tatanka at Ring Drug Co. 114 North Main Street. The full, plant based formula is claimed to target stomach kidneys liver and bowels, relieve rheumatism neuritis and blood conditions, and restore health without side effects.
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Tatanka
Ring Drug Co
North Main Street
Nature
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Saturn
Balli
Pedaline
Neor
Toyo
Lizzie Gooch
Duplicate Bridge Club
S. C
Eastern Star
Post Office
Michway Ten
Mesdames R. J. Royals
Paul Russell
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F. W. Hall
Ruby Snyder
Women of Moose
Russell
Elmore-Johnson
Proximity Church
Charlotte Hammer
Kessie Phoenix
Wake County
Governor Hoey
Phoenix
Clarence Mitchell
North Carolina League For Crippled Children
W. B. Aycock
Chas. H. Warren
Oak View P.T. A
Miss Bunnell
Fogleman
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Pinkham
Tonelli
Loen
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